in the center of what would become the haight-ashbury. >> the psychedelic shop on haight street startedl the people out there hungry for meaningful spiritual life, that's why all these people are down here. that's why there's so much interest in the haight-ashbury. it offers hope. >> we lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop. people were growing their hair long, they were wearing beads, playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, in the beginning. that's when it was just like one big, giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists, and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if you hadn't gotten high. >> the diggers group scrounges food and money to feed free those who arrive in panhandle park with a bowl and an appetite. diggers are people who share, says their manifesto, and their aim is a society where everything is shared, everything free. >> the diggers were one of the first

we started free medical care with the haight-ashbury free clinic.st created the alternative world that we wanted to live in. peter: that alternative world was fueled in part by the emergence of psychedelic drugs. author ken kesey and friends introduced people to the mind-expanding potential of lsd and threw legendary parties in the hills above stanford. soon, experimentation became common, and passing the electric kool-aid acid test became the hip thing to do. david: you talk about this counterculture explosion as if it's all over the place. well, it was this explosion of ideas that was coming out of this area. peter: when the hippies arrived, the drug culture was waiting. dr. smith: so i was the local drug expert when the drug revolution hit. the pivotal event is i took lsd myself. i had a--i don't want to romanticize it, but i had an overwhelming spiritual experience, opened a free clinic, practiced 24/7 without malpractice insurance, just total change. david: dr. dave, as he was known, was one of these great san francisco heroes. and he had a ver

we started free medical care with the haight-ashbury free clinic. we just created the alternative world that we wanted to live in. peter: that alternative world was fueled in part by

i've accepted whatever might come. >> what the future holds for haight is not certain. his case is still on appeal. but one day he might take the same walk our "lockup" crew took when they shot at kentucky state. >> kentucky is one of the states that actually still has an electric chair. i asked we want to make sure we get a shot of the electric chair. so we go to the end of the corridor in three cellhouse where they keep the execution chamber. and i remember he opened the door and there was old sparky. and it was unforgettable. >> this is the electric chair, which is maintained by the kentucky state penitentiary in order to complete executions by electrocution. it was originally built somewhere in the 1900s. >> it's just leather and wood and metal like any other chair, but there's this unmistakable feeling. you know people died there. >> some of kentucky's death row inmates can choose between the electric chair and lethal injection. that's also the case in the neighboring state of tennessee. when we visited there, we met a death row inmate who soon would face that deci

the divisadero runs 12 blocks from haight at the south to [inaudible] the fillmore runs 9 blocks from mu calster at the south and bush to the north. the ncd allow [inaudible] diverse modes of transit and invite active and appealing architecture and create a frame work. they are a important part of divisadero and fillmore long term plans to create vibrant cor drbs. all the legislation today does is remove the parcel based controls. to emphasize that point i'll read the operative sentence . density will be restricted by envelope control by height, [inaudible] all other applicable controls of this and other codes as well as applicable design guides and applicable developments and rareia plan and design review. curltly divisadero limits 1 [inaudible] for regular housing and one bedroom for 275 square feet of lot area for group housing. fillmore limits dwelling to 1 unit per 600 square feet and one bedroom for [inaudible] those controls are outdated in in the 2007 [inaudible] including rto and several new nct, the soma, mission street, ocean avenue and glin park nct. the legislation gives

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth.om woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over t

they've hit busy areas along the haight-ashbury and put on quite a dangerous show in tourist hotspotse fisherman's wharf. this recent video was taken in front of this store where shop. >> it gets really crowded here, a lot of people. so if that happened here, it would be dangerous. >> reporter: where are the cops? >> our pursuit policies are very restricted. >> reporter: they're on strict orders not to chase the bikers on city street because it's too dangerous. how do you track them down? >> by having license plate numbers we eventually make an arrest or whatever the case is. >> reporter: spfd says they're reviewing video provided by the bikers posted on youtube. they say it's a matter of time before someone is caught. sfpd tells me tracking down a license plate number is tricky because many types the bike riders take off their license plates which is also illegal. juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> fine wine isn't the only claim to fame in sonoma county. it also produces the nation's best beer. it's the seventh straight year the piney the elder is at the very top. >> the real piney the el

the haight-ashbury street fair also tomorrow san francisco. mix of sun and clouds and 63 degrees. and the livermore rodeo juliette says row-day-yoe. sunny hot in the east bay. if you are really heading out of the bay area, 88 lake tahoe, 102 redding. mendocino clouds and sunshine in the afternoon and 64 degrees. not a bad day to head out. it will be warm in the great valley. overnight lows tonight, 55 fairfield. usual low clouds along the shoreline. san francisco bottoms out tonight at 53 degrees. and in mountain view 55. we are about where we're be in terms of temperatures. highs san francisco tomorrow 67 degrees. 84 for concord. a little warmer than the average of 81. san jose tomorrow 81. oakland 69. down the south bay plenty warm and lots of sun in morgan hill. 82. 82 at campbell. los gatos 83, 83 cupertino. east bay low to mid-80s. brentwood still very warm in the low 90s. antioch 84. pittsburg 82. fairfield 80. concord 84. cooler with 69 at vallejo and 70 degrees at benicia. for the north bay 77 petaluma, 81 santa rosa. over at bodega ba

perry helped his son and daughter-in-law develop and open the two jacks restaurant the lower haight orhe became well known for making his delicious hogshead cheese and pork sausage. they also have a location on cleveland avenue. both of these locations are in institution here in our city and well-known throughout the western addition and the visitation valley communities. mr. and enjoy playing cards friday night with his friends and enjoyed sunday dinners with his family. he leaves five children, stephanie, stephen, margie, denise, maurice emma two sisters, five grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren,, and his granddaughter, nikki, who i actually went to college with his continuing the legacy. she is currently the owner of the two jacks restaurant the western addition and she continues to carry on the family legacy. thank you mr. perry. thank you mr. king for your service and commitment to the city and county of san francisco. two amazing men weaving amazing legacy. you are both you will both loved and will be missed the rest estimates. >> thank you present rate supervisor campos. >>

. >>> thousands of people broke out the tie dyed shirts and headed to the haight-ashbury neighborhood. this kicked off this morning, featuring 11 bands, playing on two music stages. there were also hundreds of vendors selling everything from psychedelic arts -- terry loves that -- >> i do. >> to soy candles. also more than roughly 50,000 people expected to attend outdoor events which generates hundreds of millions of dollars annually for the city. >> just checking it out -- i could watch this video -- i love the outfits. fantastic. >> a good time. >>> still to come two convicted murderers still missing. why police still believe they may not be far from the prison. >>> ask and also the soda ads must now come with a warning about your health if you choose to drink them. will they really ban people from drinking the sugary beverages? we investigate in tonight's "reality check." >>> a much cooler finish to the weekend. 69 in san jose and temperatures in the 70s inland out towards bless anton. big drop of temperatures to start the week. but next weekend's forecast coming in quite hot for p

i hear all most every day from murchints the haight rr who want more police officer from folks in sun set and coal valley and residence of public housing who want more police officers patrolling. public safety is one of the most important jobs and have new neighborhoods and add 10 thousand people a year and every other major department, mta, airport and puc is planning for the future and we need to do the same with our public safety places. we need more officers and i want to thank supervisor wiener and cohen for bringing this resolution forward. may amendments which i passed do 4 things, i think if is important to add police staffing based on what other cities do. i know the controllers report issued sited other cities having 271 officers per 100 thousand residence meaning we need 2279 to meet that average. [inaudible] encourage the chief to prioritize these cadets for hiring. wurn of the commitments i made when i came to office is make sure access to jobs in the police department w were made. my cousin talked about a incident where he was stopped by the police and slammed on the pol

outdoor events like the haight-ashbury street fair generate hundreds of millions of dollars annually for the city or so we're told. >> that's pretty amazing, all those street fairs bringing in a lot of cash and also bringing in cash the warriors in oakland. doing pretty well. mindi bach watching closely from the newsroom. >> do you think? she's been working. >> i can take a deep breath because we're at halftime. oh my gosh my heart has been racing the first two quarters. we also have some day baseball. the diamondbacks making themselves right at home in the giants' ballpark. san francisco looking to avoid being swept by arizona. and after being shut out on saturday the a's back up. we'll have highlights. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> there are 162 games in an mlb regular season. i'm sure there are those days the players want to forget. and today was certainly one of those. error

. >> okay commissioner woo take care of it >> i haight to tell you i talked to president [inaudible] and [inaudible] chris want today talk about what was going on down there but public comment is closed so sorry about that >> i try today call on you >> if i may i wanted to thank the port staff by name, elaine who is invaluable in putting these numbers together. marilyn wong, the maritime administrative manager is a god sent. john davey, people don't realize how much work he has done to make this terminal a success. last but not least diniece turner who has seen the and mike nurny goes to all these meetings. he shakes hands and they know him by name and he is identified with san francisco so it is a team effort and we are have a lot of work to do but i want to call them out. >> i have a couple comment and think commissioner woo hoohas one more. >> now that i had a mbt to reflect on some of the answers that you have provided us from the various speakers and i look at the 5 year projection, so i guess elaine and i will think up on this one. it looks like the key variable here if we want

they are suing the haight street franchise for use of drugs there. mcdonald's is having trouble nationwide. sales are down as people try to eat healthier. that doesn't seem to be the problem here so much. >> although mcdonald's is a wonderful villain it's less sociological and moreland use and real estate. >> reporter: the ballpark mcdonald's was previously a cafe where dirty harry once uttered his famous. >> go ahead, make my day. >> you can still see the now demolished 280 extension in the background. just part of san francisco's long history of change. mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> and the plans are to build a hotel on the site of the mcdonald's at third and townsend. >>> a building moratorium proposal in san francisco may be headed for the november ballot. that's after it was rejected by supervisors in the heated vote last night. if the moratorium is passed it would have stopped market rate housing developments in the mission district for 45 days. supporters wanted time to come up with a plan to buy land for affordable housing. now, they are consider

we will be having a pit stop of our own in the haight asberry, which i'm really really excited about an hopeful that it will make a major difference. along with that, a program called taking it to the street will be helping to facilitate staff not only with the pit stop but also some other restrooms in albert lake. we've a lot of work to do in san francisco and were really fortunate to have a thriving economy with unprecedented civic resource. now, in partnership with our colleagues here on the board of supervisors, and mayor lee, you're putting those resources to use it to make us safer healthier and hopefully eventually more affordable city for everyone. thank you. >> supervisor cohen >> thank you very much. of course i want to give a moment to recognize the leadership of mayor lee was done a tremendous job as the mayor listening and responding to what constituents have made a class of him. i want to appreciate kate howard and her staff who done exemplary work on helping constituents feel more engaged in the entire budget process. i went recognize marked farrell in really revamping

in the mission up to 40 percent of vacant units are air b and b rentals in the haight, it is 43 percent, in the castro it is 35 percent, in potrero hill it is 32 percent. it is the neighborhoods with the highest number of evictions that see the largest number of air b and b rentals. the legislation i have introduced with supervisors mar and avalos as co-sponsors creates a short term rental law by adding real enforcement mechanisms. it specifically requires hosting platforms to list only registered units, requiring them to provide quarterly data to the city and creating a 60 day limit on short term rentals. the budget and legislative analyst states an enforced 60 day cap would lead to a 27 percent reduction of air b and b units entirely focused on commercial units which report as units taking residential housing off the market permanently. a 120 day cap that has been proposed by the mayor and supervisor farrell would only lead to a 7 percent reduction in air b and b units, leaving many commercial air b and b units untouched, which is not something that we can afford in this city. as i ha

155 that assists unsafe man on beach one of the project sponsors they note the motion of -- and 155 haight avenue office buildings. in meeting with la porte preschool parents the project sponsor reported 135 hate is typically unsafe and could collapse in a major event. the wall of when 55 haste was built directly by my child's classroom. the statement caused several sleepless nights worried about whether that wall will collapse on my child in the next earthquake. the appeal push la porte and the project [inaudible] structural report which stated the 155 hate specifically unsafe when airport arrived three weeks after the planning commission meeting, all claims about the to the bsa 135 were unfounded. the report notes [inaudible] expected to remain fully operational and eight seismic event and report goes on to note the repair may be required in a major seismic event. this scary cussler was mentioned a document provided by the project sponsor refers to 150 -- [inaudible] project sponsor entered development agreement include 20 women they chose to read about 100 venice before 150 dennis. 100

bikes aren't street legal and neither are the wheelies and burnouts, they've hit busy areas along the haightbury and put on a dangerous show in tourist hot spots like fishermen's wharf. this recent video of the bikers was taken the front of the store where tourists shop. >> it's really crowded here a lot of people. so if that happens here, it would be dangerous. >> reporter: so where are the cops? >> our policy is very restrictive. >> reporter: not to chase the bikers through city streets because it's too dangerous. how do you track them down and have you? >> well, you know, by having license plate information if we can obtain it through the investigation work, we can backtrack and see who these people are and eventually make an arrest. >> reporter: sfpd says they're reviewing video like this one provided by the bikers themselves posted on youtube. sfpd tells me tracking down license plate number is also tricky because many times, the bike riders take off their license plates. which is also illegal. in san francisco, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a woman and a 10-year-old girl are dead afte

this is what they are finding treat potentially feels like haight. reporter: airfares are trucking in water. they have done some work here after five hours of the fire starting grid >> pam: evacuation is still in progress for a number of homes. >> reporter: most of the people are allowed to go back into their homes right now. for the majority of their worst about a hundred or so in evacuations tonight. >> reporter: you can see all of the dry bush. you can see the dark part of where it was burned on that side of the heel print very close to the charred hills it is see how close this fire was to the homes of this after than print very scary situation for home owners. i talk to them so they believe that the firefighters say it homes today. --saved homes >> i want to thank every last one of them that helped they believed all our homes threat this could have spread and got a lot worse creek. >> reporter: that is the general consensus out here. they say that it could have gotten a lot worse current setting some small systems up here to watch out for top bo

one of two side shows near 880 and haight street. about 1:00 this morning. 2 1/2 hours after that fireworks set off at one point as can you see, cars in the crowd disbursed as soon as police arrived. there were no injuries reported. >> traffic accident or homicide antioch police are not saying just yet. but yesterday called to a home on d street by a man who claimed he had dropped a gun and it went off. the bullet struck a 46-year-old woman in the chest killing a woman. police are not releasing more information except to say that so far they are considering the death to be suspicious. >>> no arrest after a violent situation in pittsburgh. one shots from one car to the other at an off-ramp. this is yesterday about 3:00 in the afternoon. you see the back up on highway 4 as a result of the investigation. the driver was struck crashing into the center divide and litter died. no description of the suspect aef car. the sheriff's investigators want to hear from anyone who has investigation. >> a bomb threat disrupting b.a.r.t. service for n

ace train one, three and five are also on time and holding into san francisco on sunday we have the haight-ashbury fair so expect tree closures and muni will be re-routed. 580, address to castro valley is 40 minutes and 101 northbound to the san jose airport is 12 members and 280 northbound through daly city is under 10 minutes. >> an unexpected switch hopes the worse come up big. say the lineup and shake up that paid off big and it gave curry a laugh. stay tuned. curing a yeast infection can take days. relieving the itch... can happen instantly. vagisil max strength anti-itch wipes relieve itch and odor instantly as they cleanse. so why wait to feel comfortable? trust vagisil. the number one wipe for itch. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in

like the corner of haight-ashbury. yeah, never heard of that.den gem, the golden gate bridge. >> steve: what are those? >> jimmy: secrets. stoner secrets. i think he was high when he wrote this. >> steve: dude, what is that one place? >> jimmy: i found the best place. >> steve: what is it, dude? >> jimmy: the golden gate bridge. >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: let's meet there at 9:20. this next book is called "the fallon legacy." >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: yeah. it's the story of how i got "the tonight show." that's me. that was my outfit. when i first started doing comedy that's how i dressed. here's the best part. it's by, "robert jordan, writing as reagan o'neal." [ laughter ] which is a talent in itself. >> steve: reagan o'neal wrote "the fallon legacy," right? >> jimmy: no, robert jordan was writing as reagan o'neal. >> steve: oh, i see. >> jimmy: and that's the real talent right there. you could write a book, who cares? but you try writing as reagan o'neal. next up is a medical book. this is a good one, higgins, brace yourself. >> steve: all righ

at this deadhead tie-dye shop on haight street in san francisco, owners sunshine powers thinks it's karmaose who wanted to make a killing are now taking a bath. >> need to be a good person and hope and pray that stuff will work out and boom, $20 tickets. [ laughter ] >> reporter: a family traveled from pennsylvania to see the show and don't mind that they paid $75 for seats. >> he would have paid more so -- >> we wanted tickets. we were coming. it didn't matter. unless they were like 1,000 bucks we wanted tickets. >> reporter: so maybe deadheads have learned the value a dollar. arthur round first saw the band in 1965 and says his generation has never stopped evolving. >> we were bohemians before we were beatniks. we were beatniks before we were hippies and we're still hippies. >> what are you now? >> a retired carpenter. >> reporter: what a long strange trip it continues to be. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, can you spot the real from the fake? how look-alike websites are fooling people out of their money. >>> they look almost identical to the real thing. criminals

pointed toward the haight-ashbury district. boy, was he whining.and he probably would have gotten away with just a bad sprain if i just released his ski bindings and gently carried him to the 1st session but that is not the dead the way. this triggered a fundamental exasperated mail response which is known as zero for christ's sake, i can fix this. i said, i can fix this. hoisted my son wasted my son into the air and they of them around assuming that the skis were just unwind like a twisted phone cord which is what i was told in no uncertain terms by my good friend and pediatric orthopedic surgeon ron, these been the us ski team i wrote my sons lay on purpose. this experience comes with my best piece of parenting advice. advice. never teacher children to do anything. [laughter] try to make enough money to pay for others lessons instead of having a teachable moment with my son who can ask use around me. but speaking of loops looping back to the whole protecting the innocent question many like. [laughter] hey, hey when the rest of us read the book mo

, we heard both the justice deparment and the mayor of charleston today describe this as a height haight crime. we could use a few definitions here. what makes it that? what would make it that? >> there are two pieces of evidence related to the shooter that probably make this a hate crime. one, the comments attributed to him about how "you people are taking over our country. you're raping our women. of those are racist statements that could indicate motive. the other thing we found throughout the day today is this person has pus on facebook pages and other places with pictures wearing racist patches, galorifying the apartheid government in rodeed dooezia. he had a license plate that said, "the confederate state of america." fact that he said these things indicate his motives might be racial. >> ifill: are housing of worship typical targets for these kinds of crimes? we can think all the way back to birmingham, the 16th street baptist church. we can think about the church burnings in the south. i wonder if that's a theme or through-line in all of these. >> we have seen for decades decades

stuart: that's on the haight.he original restaurant for dirty harry movie when he says go ahead and make my day, punk. stuart: i took my first ever driving test from the parking lot of mcdonald's on the golden gate park. ashley: hopefully you went down the right-hand side of the road. stuart: i passed. didn't pass anybody. ashley: in haight ashbury, smoke coming out of the windows. stuart: the belmont stakes is tomorrow. american fair pharoah. ashley: this horse is amazing, i want it to happen. i'm looking at a horse keen ice 20-1 great long distance runner. stuart: are you a betting man? >> we're english, i bet on anything. keen eye 18-1 coming into it. stuart: they're putting money in it. ashley: it's worth a flatter. stuart: you're a punter and you're having a flutter if you place a bet. ashley: that's right. stuart: what's the other one. ashley: i think i only fluttered. stuart: all right. and by way, in thehour johnnie abelo runs the sports book in vegas, all the horses and all the odds are coming up. headlin

this year's parade is on june 28th and will end at market and haight street. >>> hundreds of flightskorea are canceled due to the threat of mers. a seventh person has died, and 95 people have been diagnosed with the disease. thousands are under quarantine. officials say that the next several days will be critical in determining whether the government has stopped the spread. >>> and feels like your cell phone battery is dying too quickly? you could be running apps that are zapping the battery. i've noticed this, too. they run in the background. abc technology found that apps like facebook and retail me not are constantly running in the background and looking for new messages and updates. to cut down, limit push notifications and turn off wi- fi and gps when you are not using your phone. >>> another food chain restaurant is offering to pay tuition for employees. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> 8:25. and san francisco co